Detect new Intune Management Extension Updates

You know there are regular changes and updates on the Intune Management Extension (IME). Sometimes it can be the cause of an issues or it is also interesting to see what was changed. To detect this changes I wrote an script which notifies you in case of an change and will let you know what was changes.

What is the Intune Management Extension?

The intune management extension in short IME or also SiteCar Agents handles the Application installation and the script execution. If you want to lern more about it check out my following blog post.

What is the purpose of the script?

The scripts check at every login if there is an change in one of the dll’s of the IME. If there is an change it shows you an toast notification with an button to an Webpage where you can see which file where changed.

Why is this helpful?

There are regular changes in the IME. If there is an new feature or update on services in Intune also the client component has to be updated. It is always good to know which change where made to be awar in case of potential issues as well to be always up to date for new features.

How does it work?

The script creates at each login an hash from each file and saves it in an files. If there are changes from the previous one and the current one it will detect this an will show a toast notification to make you aware of the changes. In addition to this it also creates a html file to show you more details like what is changes and when.

How can I set this up on my devices?

The only thing what you have to do is to execute the script. The script will when create a schedule task which is triggered at each login.

Where can I find the script?

You can find the script in my GitHub repository

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